keyless entry is it equipped or not
#1
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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recently purchaced a 2000 blazer previous owner only gave dealer the 2 keys no remotes how can you tell if this vehicle is equipped with this option
#2
Join Date: Feb 2007
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if you look at the rear hatch button. if it has no key hole then it is equipped and if it does then it usually is not
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eBay has a bunch of people who sell replacement remotes. There is a procedure to sync the new remote to your car.
#4
You may already have the RKE (Remote Keyless Entry) module installed. It should be located above the DLC (Data Link Connector). If you have RPO code AU0 (A U Zero), then you already have the RKE module and a previous owner must have lost the remotes (check inside the glove box). If you do not have RPO AU0, then look around in the junkyards for a blazer with it, and pull the RKE module and possibly 1-2 ft of wire after the electrical connection to the RKE module. I believe that if you have power locks, the RKE wiring is there, but I have been wrong before.
Here are two threads on this subject (search function works...):
keyless entry fob
Adding Keyless Entry
Good luck and let us know if you need any more information.
Here are two threads on this subject (search function works...):
keyless entry fob
Adding Keyless Entry
Good luck and let us know if you need any more information.
#5
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IIRC my truck has remote keyless entry, but still has a keyhole in the back. But could be because my truck is an older model, I'm not too familiar with the newer models....yet.
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Join Date: Apr 2007
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In all the numbers in the glovebox I see AU0..... So I guess that means yes. Where is RKE module located in my 1995 4dr blazer....? Thanks ahead
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see my post on RKE in the diy section
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